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The FTA has proposed updates to the National Public Safety Plan to create a blueprint for transit agencies to adopt stronger safety measures.

In this AMA episode from Security magazine, Todd Jones, Director of Campus Safety at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design, talks campus security.

From the disruption of fuel distribution to the interruption of emergency healthcare services, cyberattacks are no longer confined to cyberspace.

Organizations must ensure only the right people have access to the right data and that malicious actors don't gain access to sensitive information.

The Atlantic hurricane season starts on June 1, meaning security leaders need to prepare for potential severe weather with a disaster response plan.

A new survey of U.S.-based clinics and hospitals has revealed less than one in five institutions have correctly implemented basic phishing and spoofing protection.

A new report reveals that 68% of organizations suffered a cyberattack within the last 12 months.

A federal investigation found that a children's hospital in Columbus, Ohio, failed to protect employees from workplace violence and serious injuries. 

Nine Dollar Tree locations in four states have received workplace safety violations from OSHA. Hazards include blocked exits and chemical exposure.

The Alamo Area Regional Radio System was completed for public service security. All agencies are now on the same system without needing patches.